With the chaos surrounding Brexit it is hard to navigate through the fog and identify how it may affect your business and what steps you might take. Here are a few simple steps that would be a good start.  Ask your industry body/business association what guidance they have.  Speak with your colleagues in your industry.  Complete the Brexit Scorecard at … [Read more...]

Unfortunately late filing of your annual CRO return will still result in the need to have accounts audited for two years. A change in company law in 2018 does allow some concession however. A company that files its annual return late will not lose its entitlement to an audit exemption in respect of that year, but will instead lose it in respect of the two following years. So … [Read more...]

e-Working & Tax The days of the traditional workday and workplace are now distant memory for many. Whether it is employer or employee led, when it works there can be benefits for both such as: Work life balance. Less commuting. Increased productivity with less disruption. More family time. So how does one account for costs and expenses incurred while … [Read more...]

  Click here to register at our complimentary client briefing: The General Data Protection Regulation will replace all existing data protection laws from 25th May 2018 onwards. It will impact on your business if you hold any personal data belonging to customers, staff, suppliers etc. Join us on April 10th to get a plain English explanation of what steps you need … [Read more...]

Benefit in Kind (BIK) No BIK will arise in respect of the private use element of an electric company car provided to an employee. Brought in for 2018 but likely to be in place for at least 3 – 5 years. Capital Allowances Electric and alternative fuel vehicles qualify for accelerated capital allowances of 100% in the year they are purchased. The maximum allowance is … [Read more...]